Don Kirshner, a songwriter and producer known in the music industry as "The Man With The Golden Ear," has died.

Don Kirshner, 76, an energetic pop-music hitmaker who propelled singer Bobby Darin to stardom in the 1950s, hired songwriters who produced hundreds of hit songs and became the musical force behind ...

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Rock promoter Don Kirshner, whom Time magazine once dubbed the "Man With the Golden Ear," died Monday in a Florida hospital, a close friend and business associate said. He was 76.

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Kirshner had the guts and foresight to book Sparks on his show in 1974 -- and have Keith Moon and Ringo Starr introduce the performance. It’s this kind of magic that the impresario helped conjure.

Shaffer spoke with Pop & Hiss shortly after he finished taping Tuesday’s episode of “Late Show With David Letterman,” on which he’s led the house band for years, talking about his ...

While still in his early ’20s, Kirshner started writing songs with, and managing, Darin. The future music biz impresario first met the future singing superstar at a Manhattan candy store.

But don’t expect any deep insights about the subtleties of life off 27A beyond “Handshakes in The Hamptons and getting drunk in the mansions” from the Los Angeles-based duo from Pittsburgh.

For Don Kirshner, tonight's retrospective television look at The Monkees (The Disney Channel at 8:30 p.m.) is not quite how it happened. Kirshner, the Livingston resident who has always enjoyed ...

Rock producer and promoter Don Kirshner, whose 1970s ABC performance series "Rock Concert" hosted lumenary acts ranging from the Rolling Stones to Bruce Springsteen, died at the age of 76 in Boca ...

LAS VEGAS — Rock promoter Don Kirshner, whom Time magazine once dubbed the “Man With the Golden Ear,” died Monday in a Florida hospital, a close friend and business associate said. He was 76.